Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-08-27
PERSONAL

Miss sallie Owen has gone on > trip 10
Roam Mountains
Mr.. George Byars, OF Trenton, was In
GAINESVILLE on Monday.
DIR. Jno. r. Outlaw, Jacksonville, was In
GAINESVILLE on Monday.
Miss Louise Beaumont Is home nom q
visit to Cerulean Springs.
DIR. N. L. Carney, returned nom csrulean
Springs Monday morning.
Miss Cordie Currant, OF Bell, Ky, was In
GAINESVILLE on last Monday.
M. F. r. Abbott, OF this city, was in
Bowling Green last Sunday.
MIR. Joe Russell and niece, Miss Lula, were
visiting In the city "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrison, of Memphis
are ona visit at g. A. Legon's.
Mrs. Frank Fielding has returned home
from visit to Henderson, KY.
Miss Bobbie Watson, OF Cadiz, KY, came
down to the stock show on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Merriwether and daughter
was In the city shopping on Monday.
Mr.. Taylor Lewis, OF Cumberland city
came up to GAINESVILLE last Saturday.
Harry Pickering is back home again
from atwo weeks sojourn at Monteagle.
Mrs j. F. Kellar, OF Louisville, KY, is Wis.
iting Mr.. Q. I. King, In South GAINESVILLE.
-Gilmer NJ. Bell, Esq, has been attending
the Circuit Court at Dover while in session.
Mr.. II. ]. Kennedy. citizen of Bowling
Green, KY, spent last Sunday in Clalksyille
Miss Blanche Schrodt returned from 9
visit to friends in Nashville on Wednesday.
Miss Hatty Rives has returned to Guthrie
from an agreeable visit to friends In Clarks.
Vile.
MIR. Cook Roach and lady have reached
home, after pleasant trip to Cerulean
Springs.
Mr.. j. p. Major is. enjoying pleasant
visit from her brother, Mr. Henry Major, o.
Canton, Ky.
Mr.. NJ. B. Thompson, of Cadiz, was @
visitor to GAINESVILLE and attended the stock
show on Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. ]. Chapel and daughter, Mis-
Florence, OF Cadiz, were attending the stock
show this week.
Miss Mary Fretch and Mr.. L. Byrne from
the city of Russellville, visited friends in .hs
city on Wednesday.
Miss Alice Wilcox, one OF Erin's mos
amiable and accomplished bellies, visites
| GAINESVILLE last week.
Hon. James A. Mckenzie, Kentucky,
distinguished Secretary Of State, was ii
GAINESVILLE on Monday.
Miss Mamie Quarles, OF Howell, KY, ha
been La the city for several days visiting he
friend, Miss Matte Bloch.
Miss Adelia Clifton, popular and Of
tractive young lady, of South GAINESVILLE, i
visiting friends In Nashville.
Mr.. Dick Glenn, OF GAINESVILLE, and Mi
Frueheart, OF Paducah, came to the dane
Tuesday .-Hopkinsville New Era.
Miss Ruth McAuley, belle of Erin socie
ty, and beautiful and amiable young lady
came up to the stock show and circus.
Miss Gretta Williams, an amiable and a.
complished young lady from Guthrie, Ky
\ has been at the stock show this week.
VIM. Carraway, prominent merchant
Big Shanty, Tenn, was in town ON Wedne
day to take in the stock show and circus
Miss Mary Burnet, Mr.. NJ. 8. Thompson
and Mr., George WhaItson, OF Cadz, KY
have been in attendance at the stock show.
Mrs. B. G. Halter and daughter, VIII
have been on visit to friends In Trenton
KY, have returned home to ClaIksville.
White, of Fulton, KY, came to town Sunda
to visit their mother and take in the stoc
show.
Miss Grace Dorherty and Mr.. Henri
Lowe, of Louisville, KY, are visiting tn
family of Mr.. r. II. Pickering, on Greenwoo
avenue. -.
Miss Fannie Weems, asprightly and love
able young lady from Nashville, is on Wis
to Mr.. John Cunningham and lady, on Mad
son street.
Mr.. ]. r. Jones, of Wallonia, KY, was
the city on Wednesday attending the stoc
show, and attending the tobacco sales o
Thursday.
Mr.. H. S. Bunting, an enterprising your
gentleman Of GAINESVILLE, is in the city cal
wasting for the Memoirs Of Robt. E. Lee
the great military chieftain.-New Era.
Mr.. W. p. Felts, of Edgar, Tenn! spel
the week In GAINESVILLE, attending the sal
on Monday, the stock show on Tuesday al
Wednesday, and the tobacco sales on THU
day.
Mr., Hallowell, OF the Arm of Hallowell
!, Bro. of Wallonia, KY, was In town Tuesd
and Wednesday attending the stock sho
and on Thursday attending the tobacco sal,
: Hon. Jno. w. Judd, OF Springfield Ten
, was In attendance at the stock show u
week. Mr.. Judd was an exhibitor, havi
' some fine Jersey cattle, and II he did not {
s some of the premiums, he deserved them.
Hon. James NJ. Quarles, formerly one
e ClBrksvilles, now one of Nashville's leadi
4 lawyers, has been stopping with his broth
. Gen. w. A. Quarles, of this city. Monks {
friends viii be glad to see him and extend
him the cordial hand of welcome To his {